In the technical data sheets of thermostats or other automatic switches, manufacturers indicate the maximum current value applicable to contacts with resistive load expressed in Amperes and, in brackets, the inductive load. For UL certified products, the manufacturers indicate only the value for resistive load, while they specify the inductive loads through the maximum applicable […]
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SAVE Verona 2021
After a few online editions, SAVE, the Exhibition and Conference of Solutions and Vertical Applications of Automation, Instrumentation, Sensors held on 27 and 28 October and organized by EIOM, was finally back in attendance at Veronafiere. For some years now, SAVE has been a fixed appointment for the players in the sector, which combines both […]
Forum Meccatronica 2021
On 14 October, Fandis participated in the eighth edition of the Forum Meccatronica, the event conceived by the Mechatronics Group of ANIE Automazione and organized in collaboration with Messe Frankfurt Italia. The event was finally held in presence in Parma, and the theme was “Let’s design the smart industry of the future together”. During the […]
Smart Manufacturing: how does a smart factory work?
The lockdown was the real test for those who had already started making their production processes smarter, demonstrating how the industries further ahead in the smart manufacturing process were able to adapt to the imposed needs with greater speed and flexibility. In the coming years, the statistics will clearly show the data to correlate the […]
Difference between predictive, preventive and reactive maintenance in thermal management
Maintenance policies are divided into reactive, preventive, or predictive, with crystal clear semantic distinctions. Each of these “approaches to trouble” has advantages and limitations, according to the specifics of the application, and has historically been codified one after the other following the growing complexity of systems and the availability of new technologies. Different approaches Therefore, […]